Pierpoint Hiring FAQs

Important Note to Job Seekers: Avoid Recruitment Scams

Pierpoint International has been alerted to fraudulent activity where individuals pretending to represent Pierpoint are emailing employment offer letters and contracts to prospective job seekers. The documents appear legitimate and may include a job description, salary, and benefits details. After extending the fictitious offer, these individuals ask for direct payment via money transfer to pay for fictitious onboarding services.

If you suspect a communication or job offer is fraudulent, please review the guidance below:

  • Pierpoint International will never ask for any form of direct payment to process immigration documents, arrange visas, book travel, or initiate background checks. Do not send money at any time to a Pierpoint employee, or anyone claiming to be a representative of Pierpoint.

  • Legitimate information regarding job opportunities with Pierpoint can always be found on our website at pierpoint.com/company/careers/. To be considered for a position at Pierpoint International, you will always be directed to formally apply for the job via our career site.

  • Pierpoint International will only ever contact you from a verifiable @pierpoint.com or @pierpointrecruitment.com email address. Verify the email address is legitimate. We will never use Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, or any other non-official email account to communicate with potential candidates.

  • If you have additional concerns about potential fraudulent activity, consult the “Help” section of the platform on which the individual reached out to you (e.g., LinkedIn, Glassdoor, etc.).

If you believe that you have been the potential victim of recruitment fraud, please report the incident at consumer.ftc.gov/articles/job-scams.

Frequently Asked Questions

All Pierpoint job openings are posted on the careers page on our website.

If you do not see a position that fits your expertise, you can Join our Talent Community and we will reach out to you when we have positions that match your skills and experience.

It’s possible you’re viewing a fraudulent job offer. If you received the job posting via email or through a third-party site, it could be a scam.

This scam, or “recruitment fraud” as it is known, is becoming more common.

Pierpoint International takes this matter extremely seriously, and we work actively to keep our brand from being used in fraudulent, criminal activity. Pierpoint will never ask you for money, credit card, or bank account information to complete a job application. Use caution when sharing personal information. We hope that by highlighting these issues, we can help unsuspecting candidates avoid being duped by these scams.

To learn more about the most common job scams, get tips on how to avoid being scammed, and federal reporting procedures, please visit: consumer.ftc.gov/articles/job-scams

Pierpoint International takes this matter extremely seriously, and we work actively to keep our brand from being used in fraudulent, criminal activity. Below are tips to help avoid being tricked by a phishing scam:

Pierpoint will never ask you for money, credit card, or bank account information to complete a job application. Use caution when sharing personal information.

When you receive email directly from Pierpoint, the sender’s email address will always end in pierpoint.com or pierpointrecruitment.com. If it doesn’t, it may be fraudulent. When you send an email directly to Pierpoint, the recipient’s email address will always end in pierpoint.com or pierpointrecruitment.com. If it doesn’t, it may be fraudulent.

Applications for posts advertised through Pierpoint’s career portal provide a secure portal for you to enter your details as part of our standard hiring process.

Be cautious of generic emails, misspellings, or jobs posted on unknown third-party websites.